Document Blueprints
In this article you can learn about how to create and use Document Blueprints in Umbraco.
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In this article you can learn about how to create and use Document Blueprints in Umbraco.
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Document Blueprints was previously called Content Templates.
Document Blueprints allows a content editor to create a blueprint for new content nodes based on an existing node.
Before following this method you should have some content created beforehand.
Select a Content node from the Content menu:
Click ... next to the Content node and select the Create Document Blueprint option.
Give your document blueprint a Name:
Click the Save button and if the creation was successful, you will see a success notification:
The new document blueprint will be created in Document Blueprints node of the Settings tree:
Refresh your browser, if you do not see the new document blueprint in the Document Blueprints folder.
Go to the Settings section:
Click ... next to the Document Blueprints tree and select the Create Document Blueprint menu item:
Select the Document Type you want to create a document blueprint for:
You can create document blueprints only from Document Types or Document Types with Templates
Give your document blueprint a Name and click the Save button:
The new document blueprint will be created in Document Blueprints folder of the Settings tree:
To edit an existing document blueprint, select a document blueprint from the Document Blueprints folder of the Settings tree. When you have finished editing click the Save button:
Once you have created a document blueprint, you can use the template to create new content nodes. To use a document blueprint, Click ... next to the Content tree and select Create:
When you click on a Document Type that has a document blueprint, you will see two options:
Create a new node based on a document blueprint
Create a blank one
